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The Interstate Commerce act calls for
the appointment OF five commissioners al
1880 per yea, each, and a Secretary at
$500 per year. As the law prescribes
that not more than three shall belong tn
the same political party, it is generally
thought that three commissioners will be
Democrats and two Republicans. But il
the President really wishes to do the cor.
rect thing. he will select one commissions,
from the Republicans, one from the Pro.
htbitiontsss, one from, the Labor party, one
from the American party and the o,h.,
from the Ladies' Rights party, and give
the Democrats the Secrc.aryshir.
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Last Friday, when the Montana Coun.
ell was about to 80 into secret session to
consider one Of the Governors appoint.
mcnts, the older members were struck
dumb with susprise when some one rose
and moved that the matter be considered
in ope" session. The motion, however
was carried unanimously. 1t was a wise
thing to do, and sc,s an example that all
other representative bodies would do well
to initiate. Come to ,!.irk Of it, it is Gu
s'ous how this secret session business eve,
originated. Legislators are but servants
OF the people and have no righ. ,r conceal
anything from them.
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4eav &drer:ise,,,enfs
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Mont, Jan. -, 1857.
NOTICE. is hereby given that the follow iny mar,
Cd settler has filed notice Of his intention Ia
maze ma! proof in support Of his claim, and thu,
sa'u proof will bc made before the Judge Of TN.
SECOND Judicial Court in and for Rravrrhcad Conn.
" or IN ms asscncc.the cc;k OF said court at Dillon
march IL. 1897. viz: Frederick ". Pahuisl,
Who y, made homestead application No. ~, tor the
~ - Nv SEX. and SEH SWI Sec. e
!s names the following witnesses to prove his
tt RESIDENCE upon and cultivation Of said
,n ,s. VIZ: ROBERT y; Gray, George 4. GRAY, David
J. re'son. and Joseph Gadwa. all of Ranna.k. nj. ~
s." :. W. LANGitORNE, Register.
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Michael lDavitt, at an immense demon
stration in his honor in New York the 9th
cr night, uttered noble defense of til,
priest McGlynn. He said the head aud
front Of McGlynn's otfense was his favor
ing the Irish revolution in 1857, when the
cause was in death struggle OF discour.
agemcnt, and when every resource OF pow.
er was employed To kill the land league
1t was then then that Cardinal Siminoni
Influenced by the English agent at Rome,
tried to down every prizes, whose voice
was raised in defense OF Irish rights.
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Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit. can be Cured
by Administering DIR. Haines' Golden
Specific.

1t can be given i" cup Of coffee or tea
without the knowledge Of the person tax.
ing it, effecting speedy and permanent
cure, whether the patient is moderate
dr,nker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
Of drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken the Golden Specific
in their coffee without their knowledge.
and to-day believe they quit drinking Of
their own free will. No harmful effects
results from its administration. Cures
guaranteed. Send for circular and full
PARTICULARS. Address in confidence Col
DEN SPECIFIC Co., lS5 Race St, Cincinna
ii, Ohio.
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With one stroke of The pen Henry George
has dissolved his hosts. lie has given the
! workine,nvn at New York the choice he.
tween God and the church, and him and
| hi. theories. His attacks on the church
and the Archbishop are the rawlings OF a
| narrow. minded, disappointed man. Ills
zeal for the people turns out to be an I'm.
| mntieratr zeal for George. As a political
leader he is dead; as a political economist,
he is diving. The passing comments ofthe
secular journals serve to show the drift OF
public opinion regarding the controversy
Y. Roman Cotho1;c 7oar"0l.
The press is quoting with comments OF
approval the above excerpt froom the or.
gan Of the Ron'ish Hierarchy. The EN-.
dorsemcn, of the course Of George and the
priest McGlynn BY thousands Of good Ro
man Catholics Of New York, and their
puplic condemnation OF the insolent inter
ference Of Archbishop Corrcsan in their
political affairs, serve to show the drift Of
public opinion-no: the comments of a
time serving press " hich is dominated by
influences that would gladly see the Cath
olic church used as an instrument 10 pre-.
vent :hc assertion %: popular rights, and TO
bolster up the corrup: parties which are
yasp;ng unto death Tor breath If the por.
ular breeze which now Fl Is the sails of the
ship Of Labor.
This quarrel between McGlvnn and
Corregan is merely the outcropping o; the
struggle that has been waging quietly bu,
fiercely Cor years between the two oppos.
ing extremes cf the catholic church. n,
the one hand McGlynn, liberia! minded
priest, loving free schools and American
institutions, a friend 10 the poor, true rep.
resentative Of Christianity in that lie has g
reverence for the lowly; on the other hand
Bishop Corrcsan, a Jesuit schemcr, cringe.
Ing TO the rich and ,yrannical to the poor
seeing in humanity only the devilis!, tina,
needs always the curb Of the church, big
ct that hates all progress and would use the
church for his own selfish advancement.
Between two such men the American
heart, protestant and catholic alike, turns
instinctively TO the nohler, the "Soggartt,
aroon," the priest Of the poor.
D:coursc certain newspapers are work.
ing this quarrel for all it is worth, but they
may AS we'll try to stop an avalanche with
a blade Of grass, as seek to stem the cur
rent Of this movement for the correction ol
political abuses, BY attempting to impress
Catholics with the belief that George has
attacked their creed. He simply resented
the unwarrantable attempt on the part OF
the Ronish hierarchy to use the church
as an instrument of political oppression,
For that manly stand against papal ag.
erosion, he deserves the gratitude Of every
true American.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will BE- received Nv the Board
OF county commissioners, at Rcavcrhead County.
n. IT, until the :Sth day OF February 1887. for lin.
furnishing of medicines and medical Attendance r.
tue sick; poor and nhrm OF said county (who NAV
Of the county Jail who may REQUIRE medical ,r"a,
ment and who are unable to pay therefor, from I'M.
Srd day OF March, 1857 until the and Monday in
December Of said year. "'' ~
Proposals TO hc addressed to the Clerk IF H.,
Hoard OF County Commissioners. " VIC
by order ri the Board.
PM. y. McGouGu,
Dillon. Jan. Il, 1857. ia
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The trouble taken by the robbers ct the
east.bonnd Texas Pacific express last Sun.
day to prevent the passengers getting out
to assist the train men, by forcing the cns;.
ncer to pull ahead till the passenger coach.
es were on the trestlc, was entirely gratui.
tous. Male passengers do not get out to
help train men to fight robbers-thev al.
ways stay in to defend the ladies'.
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Eucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world tcr Iuss'
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Re"n'' Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped, LANDS, Ch''o'a'''s'
corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positive
" cures Piles, or no pay required. II Is
guaranteed to give perfect sa'isfact'on' OF
money refunded. Price IS cents per oox.
For sale by n. NJ. White, City Drug
Store.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, NJ. r, Nov. x. ,sS6
NOTICE is hereby given that the foowin... nav,
~ ed settler has filed notice Of his intention :,
make tina! proof in support OF his claim, and tn =,
sand proof will I've made hetorc the Iud,,e and l.,
drial District Court. in and for Rr:vvrheai Co. -,
~ his absence the Clerk Of said Court at Dillon
Montana, on ~ N'"o'''
Dec. 70, 1886. viz: Joseph j. Lourhrl,lre
Wh" made %i homestead application M. a,.o for tn.
He names the following witnesses !" nr"v: ~ :;
continuous residence upon and cultivation ct sad
land viz: CLAYTON II. Stanticld )zi,s Willis L.I
tana. sans ""sl-
~ s. W. LAN(;HORyE R.,r;..
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The Inter State Commerce bill meets
with great disapproval among Wall stree,
and railroad men. President Harris OF the
Northern Pacific says the five commission.
crs who shall be appointed will be made
crazy with tho work they will have to do.
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Ingall, i, the pop,gun of the Senate.
His speech Oh Tic Fisheries bill is described
by the paper, as "ral,ling"-as is natural
iron, 4 man who has bad case OF rats.
bring England down AT a long range.
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DILLON, MONTANA, JAS. IS, 1857.

With this issue, my connection with the
TR1n,;xy as editor is severed. As will
not have the honor to edit another mum.
Der of the paper, now thank all those
who have helped me, especially those who
have !ightened my work and rendered II
agreeable by their correspondence.
A. 3. QUINAN.
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Born a, Washington, Sunda, morning,
TO Secretary and Mrs. Whitney, daugh.
ter. The Young tar is doing we'll The
TRlnu>E extends congratulations.
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The proposed woman suffrage constitu'
attn by a vote Of 81 to ~.
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10TICM,

"rhc Big Hole Herding Association will
commence suit for heavy damages against,
any person driving Association cattle on
Public Domain, without permission"
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--'ug TRIBUNE IS ENTERED AT THE DILLON POST
.,vv,cr ron TRANSMISSION AS SECOND CLASS MAIL
MATTER.
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NOTICE.

Parties who have taken slabs from
Birch Creek Saw mill, are requested to
come forward and settle with NJ. +, Kirk
patrick.
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Traus"ct - General Banking Business

Exchange Sold Oh all tho Principal Cities
Of the World.
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DIRECTORS:

GEO. NJ. Brown, JosrrH d. Grow,
)onN r. BISHOP, CRAIG CORNELL,
DAVID LAMONT.
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Gro. Nj. Brown, President.
JoHN F. BISHOP, Vice President,
DAVID lamont, Cashier
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,'csd nm Carital.. ESQ, NO0 NJ
surplus, 20, SOC
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Deposits received subject to check or demand Al
collections will receive personal and prompt n ten
ton.
4 full line Of Fire Insurance Companies. Poll
rics issued ON all classes Of property.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME D1
POSTS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

INoR SALE-Ee own all OF this property and VIII
seii OF Il small pa nes.t DOWN balance In
three or Bve year, All OF II II In town and n DO
boty's future great addition. house and two
lots. Wichita at; room house and lot Water ST.
north; room house and one lot. Water At, north;
room house and one lot Water 81 north. room
house and one lot Market street north; single Tote
north Market street, ~ II front each lots M Is, ST.
Isl rs, l3s. III S. So, North Water st. escb 81 n
front: lots No D. 81 IS s. 81 "a 81 e. =: ~ s. iZs
ichta Il; lots No. =. l2s Waco oSs No. !. aud
70 n front. Washington ave. D-sm's add corner
lots No. and l. Wabash Deans std. corner.
ots No. II. 49, II. Thirteenth Hovers 0ed: lots No
S :. 10 and u. Fourth Orns & Phips' aid; lot
10. 81, Rmpor,s ave, ornss q Phillips add. For full
Information apply TO Lew Dean, or Harry Stewart
dlkSn
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

An notices Of Employment. Or Situations Wanted,
win be charged for the rate OF nve cents per Lac
per week; notice for less than z, cents
All For Sales other business notices viii be
charged for at the OF 10 per line per week.
business notice taken for less than 50 certa
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
MUSIC TEACHERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RONGERS

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes styles
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames In the city. Give him friendly cali and ex
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

State ot Kansas County OF Sedgwick S.
!. II. W. Lewis. President OF the above named bank
do soiemuiy swear that the above statement is true
10 the best OF my knowledge and belief
II. " LEWIS. President,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me th,- sth day of
Seal March 1884. C. V. HcCLESATHAS,
Notary Pubic.
Commission expires March .. 1851.
Corrcct-Attest: CHAs. f. FRANK.
J. /. DYER. Directors,
4. A. HYOE,)
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
E. B. IEWETT,
PHYSICIANS.

CHAS. SIlVERAAN, Nj, D.
Physician and surgeon. Nice ard rsSsSencc No
~ dse ina
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
w "A Johnson
| II. TERRill, NJ. D,

Physician spd Surgeon. Diseases 81 woaen AMI
ehlidren q specially once ia Main ct N IRON.
rtsyms Of AlIrich & Brown. Reed kcrherseo
- ~ 20. go, c.i.s III SIT
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STRAYED.


SlRAf ED-One red c w, both eroped. brand
- on lett hip; inform alton ie aiding recover,
VIII be rewarded by calling at sl3 n Market Use.
SrRAYED-0ne bla~k 2year old mare small for
kbsse. had leather halter leave tnfor al
Exchange stables ant get reward. tlss:
S,T3AYED-Alderuy COW. blac- head and shoulders
.>mar. Ell with white and white zip on tail YEAR,
Oh; any Information concerning viii please be
lefI at 81, " Wabash ave. ChIs. Dillon. ilis.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
Grand Clearing Sale F.! !

Mrs. M. klEkTZ
Wal sell until all sold Has frur &c fo 81 ~Urfh
twice the money Hand amt all wool hsb,-f.. &c
aud So. full tine ~ Cfaakg. Under cprs-ts
Itixtie. Hani s-rcbsfs Gio~-s. Ostrich F-st1~rs.
Birds, Wings, Ribbons. v-ivsts Piushys. Astrs
ehens. Ladies come eerls % Ssrure barFsins.
kIENT[
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

F,1OR S.iLE--A good bottom farm OF isj acres: =
l. acres irst bottom, 90 sc-ts of which r. ia cutiva
ton; IS acres timber; bearing peach orchard;
and young apple orchard; 50 fenced
with post and ; wire right by the house, with
never failing running water In the enclosure, sne
pasture: frame house l;X2D with basement TN
derneath: frame granary iuXlZ, frame barn lsS2&
hos lot by barn; good wells; adjoining THIS
farm have another OF 100 acres; o. ist bottom
81 OF which ls In cultivation 10 In timber; -
fenced for pasture by the house frame hoSs4 i2ris
story with cellar ouisid. good veil.
crib. stone stable, feed lot with ruEnlux water
through it, bearing peach orchard and walnut grove
Oy tine house. These t~o farms we'll water.d
= acres OF good yoang timber them. no scre- %
6rst- class bottom land 10 cultivation, very destra
bic property for stock aud grain farm viii sell botn
together for IS per acre will give to years time
at per cent interest On $3.50 or viii sell them
separately and give time part hut would want
per acre to sell them separately. the - acres II
mile from Leon aud tirst bottom farms They
must oe sold. Address EIa. Mofti. Leon. Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

I)EPORT OF the condition OF the WICHITA Ma
4lTiONAL RANK. at Wichf;.,, In the state OF Kan
sas, at Inc ciose OF business March 4. 1885,.
RESOEECks
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
{ NJ CONXllN Il D

once Cor. Main snd 0oed a.. Sjchits, Kansas
Bises~es or the Rec q sd iaity rFupioy the
methods e az the '-aaias Rec. SPECIALISTS iaciat
SSps s-inkaThoI. fr,srrenf is ssfe Snd
%a4aTiy pssri--s
On:e- sesrs-e IA - - n. and TO and 80 p.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
O6 8 q SlIyTON 4 SON.

Psys,cisss and suru-ons- O<noe neexn block sl >
Main ST. up stairs fr mt rom. vppo &e icc,arn'ss
hotel E<>rldssce. -. -trset. One al cr 10
the ofce sill hours dsv and night except when st
meals, f~lephpae In otice No ISL.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
G., P. MCKENZIE,

Civil Engineer and Surveyor Room % Biting
Block, vichita Fan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
FOR SALE.

l1Ok ,ALa-i65 acres. na- vlrS - esSS: 1.ns-s,
Il Allen. Graham Joues Nj
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

NOR SALES lots, northwest corner OF Third 81,
Il and Mosley ave, This corner L. right in the
geographical center of the city and IL detained
COME one of the most valuable OF all the
switch properly east OF the santa Fe. Rock Island
avenue viii b. opened north from Douglas Cen
trail. giving this corner three fronts with switch
facilities unsurpassed. IL has been demonstrated
In Kansas City and all good that good iIch
properly brings more money than any other prop
erty- All real estate men have u wh8ck this
with full commission, first sale gets the commits
sion. This STANDS uns notice Is given through the
Daily Eagle. Terms 2.S1. half cash, S]Jt0 In nne,y
days. $3.50 In - mouths. at pes cent: blii1ings
served. D. II. Dunbar. Il,-6-
NOR SALE lots On n Nam st. near the new Fort
4 Sc0tt depot; heap at 81 IJ each; cali my once
y. +. Nie1eriauter. iii-tr
9.NOR SALsE-IOts and half miles of
I Lawrence and half mile south Of Douglas aves,
prices low. terms very reasonable. BucEuer &
Clev Gland, over 125 n Main ST. ti3 II
s>OR SAI.E-75xli2 cor Topeka and 10Th. $3.50; l0x
l. 20 trview and IAN fr $50; 400 IT Ia Carey
Park. SGs; ~ 10Th sud Sher word 5000,
call On Ctas. Ross er. owner 81 and Water n-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05
Or. WILLIAM HALL

OF Hall 4 SeanssL
ot~cs ere-sA A,tsuten Diseases OF women, blco1
snS Skin Sts--s.s ans al troubles NJ sHs rrtnsEy
Organs speedily cured In BON Offcc over
woodrnsn's Rank So<fh Main street. Consultation
DAY night FRRs. (S.ssd urs. Hall hennet.s card
In The pap.ri '.ir
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

= .. FNCN : -, nj -
Far.sc:a. s1i s'uEeon oHtce o-e- eriisx Z ssas
Gr>ocs-s.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

L'oR RENT-For the year 1877. 20 acre pasture
Il fenced With good three wire fence, plenty N
water IN the pasture. win rent for sSD casn rent
herr house yx;l two stories high h The ps' ture
The land lays well and L. ali subjsct 10 cultvsten-
herr " acre. no, fenced. viii the Sd arrre
for 9 term OF ears At nominal rent II party VII
pct CERTAIN amount - cultivation. AddfeS N
Eorti Leon. kAnSas. ou
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-05

I.NOR RkN1-FfHe store roos-1. with fixtures com
Il plete In center OF buSiness: also stock rev dry
Foots for aAse or trade for real cstSts- John o Al
kn. cEu
TOR RENT-Imp>oved farm Ct 30 screA- Frnnes
IL d MoreloES< Dis
Tor RRST-A splendid farm near w:cLi.s for
Il CTS re0t Apply TO J. A kA2Ar. No. is5 4an 81.
Ut
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Mark Twain as an Umpire.

Mark Twain sec ms to have solved
the problem of protection to baseball
umpires while in the discharge of their
duties. Realizing that he was taking
his life in his hands when he began to
umpire a game at Elmira, he took with
him also dangerous looking package
which he carefully deposited near his
post or duty. Before the game began
he blaudly informed the audience that
he didn't propose to be mo5bed by the
aristocracy of Elmira, or any equally dis
reputable assemblage and that he had
written his obituary the plight before.
The mysterious package, be said, con
tanned dynamite, and when his decis-
ion gave dissatisfaction he COO ly plac-
ed his foot upon it and the hubbub i'm
mediately ceased. Tos carry out his
threats, Mark would have to go up with
the others in the explosion, but he was
fully as anxious to so as any body in
the field, The experiment is worth
trying.
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attacking zulus. The names OF the surviving
members of Alston's Horse are--Lieut. and
Adjt Kershaw, Sergt. Maj. Jeremy Jones,
and Trooper Mazooku, the only native in the
corps
"'These ultimately effected their escape,
the enemy having been either all destroyed or
having followed the track Of the Undi.
Lieut.. and Adjt Kershaw regrets to have to
state that in process OF affecting his escape he
was struck by lightning and blinded.
I" He estimates the total loss inflicted ON
the enemy by Alston's Horse at from four
hundred to four hundred and fifty men. In
face of such determined bravery as was
evinced by every one of his late gallant COM
rades, Lieut. Kershaw feels that it would be
invidious for him to mention any particular
names Every man fought desperately, and
died with his face to the enemy. He begs to
inclose q return Of the names Of those lost,
the accuracy of which he cannot, however,
guara"tee as it is compiled from memory,
the pa. -~s Of the corps having all been lost.
Trusting that the maneuvers attempted by
Lieut.. Kershaw under somewhat difficult cir
cumstances will meet with your approval, l
have, etc.
"'By order of Lieut.. Kershaw.
"'JEREMY JONES' Sergeant Major.
"Then follows the reply, dated Martz-
burg, Feb O."
"'SrR-1. have TO direct you to convey to
Lieut.. and Adjt. Kershaw, and the surviving
members of the corps known as Alston's
Horse, the high sense entertained by the
officer, ETC., of the gallant conduct of that
corps in the face of overwhelming odds at
Isandhlwana on Jan. %.
"'2 1t is with deep regret that the officer,
etc, learns of the heavy misfortune which
has befalen Lieut.. Kershaw. He wishes to
express his appreciation of the way in which
that officer handled the remnants of his
corps, and to inform him that his name will
be forwarded to the proper quarter for the
expression of her majestys pleasure with
regard to his services.
"'3. l am directed to offer you a com
mission in any Of the volunteer corps now In
service In this campaign.
az have ETC.,
"'CHIEF OF THE STAFF"
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Marshall, Miss, boasts Of baby IL
m ontbs old that whistles.
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The .tiamps motto-"God bless our
roam
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CHAPTER xxXIv.
THE CLIFFS or OLD ENGLAND.

II was an April evening of the south coast
of England. The sun had just made up its
mind to struggle out from behind q particu-
larly black shower cloud, and give that part
Of the world look before he bade 1t good
night.
HThat Is lucky" said a little man, who was
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Ell . JKFIN DIIW
is not a ltqltid, snuT or po,cder. Applied into
nostrtts Is quickly absorbed II clednses ne head
AHdgs Inflammation. Heals the sores. Restores
the senses or taste ana smell.
30 cents at druggists; by ndH registered, 90 cts.
ELY BROTHERS,
Office, 235 Greenwich st., N. Y. City.
july22d4t.
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Iss.usy TO be made. Cut this out and return 10
M0MpV u.s. and we Will send You free some
WuWui thing of great value and Importance 70
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which viii bring you in more money right away
than anything else IN this world Any one can do
the work andliye az home. Either sex; all ages.
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This is one OF the genuine Important chances OF
iifetime Those who are ambitious and enterpris-
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the SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
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oosdlns no Injurious drugs ana has no ogensf,t
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KEYSTONE ACADEMY.
JOHN II. HARRIS, Phi. d., Principal.

school for both sexes
Location healthfuL instruction thorough'
Discipline strict. Expenses moderate
Property cost S5OOoO. Building OF pricK
Warmed by steam, Ca mpus 70 acres Library
5000 volumes. Apparatus worth sl9oO
Prepares for College for Business, for Teaching.
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Principal at Factoryylle, Pa. 3mJunlO